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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

Rev. &. Z. Davis, ofSaelby, y. c., to
whom call was EXTENDED By the Presbyte-
r;aus Of this city to The pastorate a<tIieir
chprch here, has accepted the call, provided
the Church at TIA; place will release him
from :aty.
in passing through cur neighbosipg
village, Waughtown, one is convinced that
her wagon manufacturers are live, progress
Ire and energetic gentlemen. Waughto'n
IS known far and near for her large manu-
facture of wagons. The village has grown
considerably in the past twelve months and
lids fair to continue in the line of growth
and prosperity.
The Stuart, Va, Press has this to say
Of two of Hinston's citizens: 'Mr. r. J.
Reynolds, Of Winston, spent several days
in this county last week. Mr.. r. is said to
| e one of the wealthiest men in North Car
olina. AEr. Z. NJ. Macarthur, OF the same
city, was also in town this week. Bob has
many friends in Patrick, and they are al
ways glad to see him On his native soil"
The Salem Orchestra, assisted by Prof.
Gus Reich, the "Wizard of the Blue Ridge"
will give grand concert entertainment at
Browns Opera House next Thursday night,
Dec 10th. The Orchestra will use their
kettle drums fer the first time at a public
entertainment. The reputation of both the
Orchestra and Prof. Reich is guarantee
that large house will greet them.
Rev L S. Burkhead, D. D., will preach
to his congregation next Sunday night his
farewell sermon for the present conference
year. This is the Doctors first year and
as he has given general satisfaction, there
seems to be little doubt Of his being returned
by the Conference another year to the
charge at this place. The DIR. and Delegate
H. r. Crawford will leave next Tuesday for
Conference.
-On leaving the Charlotte Chronicle, TO
accept a position on the Durham Recorder,
Mr. James a. Robinson was presented by
the printers, through their spokesman, Mr.
+. w. Mooring, with a handsome case,
containing gold pen and pencil, as token
OF their kind regard. sold Hurrygraph"
is dear to the hearts of Winston people and
they will always be glad to hear of his
success. The SENTINEL wishes him all the
happiness and prosperity possible.
Mr. VIM. Ebert, who lives near Atwood's
hill, about one mile from the city, is one of
Forsyth's progressive farmers. On last
Friday night he gave an old-fsshioned corn
Smoking at which 135 friends gathered to
assist him in his work. The large crop was
hasksd, after which ? grand supper was
partaken Of Mr.. Ebert proposes to live on
"hog and hominy" as his friends say he has
some of the finest porkers in the country.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

he winston ,giibesboro Rzi,-Road.

ne winston -sgiiEesboro RAT Road.
'tha sail we weren't goIrs to have ii ? Il
looks as much ike business now rs thy
taing @c'ye ses.i -ateiy. Capt Fry arrived
t1e other LAY ai;n SIX new bosses; nes
buildings hass oesn erected for winter q ar
ters lo,s,Is 6: Implements and mate: lai>
have been arriving al this wee3 and CONT
nue. to come on every train; the working
force has beea increased; large number,
in addition, will soon be On, aud things are
assuming cry busincss-like air. We have
10 room to doubt the building Of the road
and every reason to have faith in it, and We
look upon the Observation-Disclosures Rail
Road as certainty.
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a syonaoEcua rooss ..n.. szeea.csae

known and used hy physicians all over the
world SCOTT 5 EMULSION not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue of its own nutri-
tious properties bu, create aGsppetite for food
that builds up the wasted body. Il have been
using SCOTS Emulsion for several years, and
am pleased with its action. My patients say
it is pleasant and palatable, and all grow
strone ger and gam fesn from the use of 1t. use
it in all cases Of Wasting Diseases, and it is
specially useful for children when medication IS
needai, as in Marasmus'' IT. ". PIERCE, 81
D., Knoxville, Ala. at is palatabe and east
ly assimilated, and children take it So readily
that it is pleasure to give it."-M. L. EIELD-
ER, NJ. D., Eclectic, Ga.
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rsarr.tts o,rou. Meets with Poor Success

Tsarrett's Circus Meets With Poor Success.
s. II. Barrett's circus, which gave one
performance IN Winston on the 10th, show
ed, we think, to the largest crowd Of any
town or city in The State. They seemed to
Be unsuccessful at every place they went
In Salisbury, Raleigh, Durham and Char
lotte, they met small crowds, hardly suffi-
Gent it seems to pay expenses.
In leaving Charlotte on special train Of
two sections, for Gresnville, S. c., they
again met with trouble The train lost time
all along the way, Greenville not having
been reached until IL o'clock on the day
the show was to exhibit there. Capt. Jones
was in charge of the first section and when
+ Cowpen's Station.was reached, the manager
of the circus hunted up the conductor and
assailed him for the slow travelling. He
went S far as to tell Capt. Jones that he
WIS not trying to move any faster, and sup
| plemente1 this charge by calling the Cap
tain very uncempiimentary name. The
words had scarcely been uttered when the
conductor let his fist fly, and the Snowman
was sent sprawllng. AS he rose up he called
for assistance, and half dozen circus men
came running up, but just as they appeared,
Capt. Jones' fagman hoped down from a
car and covered The crowd with an ugly
looking pistol, at the some time ordering
them to fall back. Someo of the circus men
threw up their hands and one of them sung
out: "Don't shoot Don't shootlv but the
| fagman continued to flourish the weapon
until the entire crowd had retired 10 their
seats in the cars. Alter this there may have
been good deal Of quiet growing about
slow time, but there was no further attempt
81 revolt against the trains crew. There
is is nothing that railroad men dread SO
much as u circus train.
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Burned to Death.

An eight-year old daughter of Mr.. Will
ism Jones, of Flat Shoal, Surry county
was burned to death on Monday, the 18th
inst. Says the News: She was sitting by
the fire with the baby in her arms, whe her
dress caught in blaze, and dropping the
child she ran out of the house. In few
seconds she was frightfully burned. She
lived only a short time breathing her last
on Tuesday morning. Few persons ever
suffer more in the same length of time than
did this bright little girl.
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Electric Eitters,

Thissremedy is becoming SO well known and
so popular as to Eeeu special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song OF pIaise,-A purer med cine does not
exist anttit Is Guaranteed do ali that is claim
Cd. Electric BItters will cure all diseases of
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, SAT- Rheum and other affections caused
by Impure biood.-w5il drive Malaria from tn
system amt prevent rs well as cure all Mala-
rial fevers.-For cure OF Headache, ConstIpa-
tlon and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, monty refund
ed. Price 50 cts. and 81 90 per bottle at V. o.
Thompsons Drug store.
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A E31sfinSsished CIerg, mana Testi

nsOny.
Rev. Z. NJ. Pickens, president of the Meth
odist Protestant Church of South Carolina,
writes from Greenvile.
About four years ago l was attacked with
what the physicians pronounced neuralgia
rheumatism, accompanied with erysipelas. My
appetite failed lne entirely, and had an in
t4rmi5ting pulse and very irregular pulsation
of the heart A terrible pain soon came into my
chest and shoulders, ana | became so helpless
that | could attend to no business at all The
pains were movable, and would sometimes
pass from part Of my body to another.
Finally the erysipelas broke out on my left
hand ard arm, and produced much swelling.
l was for eighteen months afflicted in this way,
and, ofcourse used 4 great many kinds Of med
icines, bat nothing gave me relief. Friends
finally persuaded Ins 10 try SwIfe's Specific /
noticed decided improvement while taking
the first bottle l continued its s.se until had
taken about one dozen bottles, when l found
myselfsound and well again, with sign of
disease left exec; 1t stiffness in my hand, re-
suit os the erysipeIas. While taking the medi-
cine gained on all average two pounds of
flesh per week. l think S. S. 5. valuable
medicine, and frequently recommend it 10 my
fri, nds.'
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SrEcIrIo Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga.
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Winston VIII Have One.

The Salisbury papers want a ne" court
house or their old one repaired. In speak
ing upon The subject one of them says:
"At the last term of court at Winston the
Grand Jury recommended the building of a
more commodious and presentable Court
House for Forsyth county. Agitation on
that line in Rowan would be timely. Our
Court house Especially the exterior) is in
need of repairs, and as far as appearance
goes is a disgrace to The county,
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CHISQUEPENS AND PINEsTRAWS.
Latest News Notes From Cherokee to
CurritUcIk,

Latest News Notes From Cherokee to
CurritUcI1,
W. L. Baily, the Statesville forger, has
been sentenced by Judge Clark to ten years
in the penitentiary.
The Watauga Journal, Boone, n. c., is
another candidate for public sympathy It
unfurls the Republican flag.
There is a man living in our county who
owns a farm that yields annually fourteen
thousand bushels Of wheat. Morganton Star
Following the Fayetteville bear story, the
Wilmington Revieso tells of two large wild
cats found in hollow tree near Whining
ton.
Col. W. L. Saunders, Secretary of State,
has been spending some time in Hilsboro,
collecting materials for his forthcoming
History of NC.
Raleigh wants another railroad and has
appointed representatives, to confer with the
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Co, in ref
erence to the immediate extension of the
Albemarle & Raleigh Railroad to Raleigh
The Asheville people are again agitating
the building of government structure at
that place. Last year after the bill had
passed both House and Senate, President
Cleveland vetoed it. They now think that
since he has seen Asheyille @ he will favor
it, and have sent petitions to their Congress
man, Johnston, with request for his aid.
Work on the Georgia, Carolina & North
ern Railroad, the neweroad that is being
built between Monroe and Atlanta, is pro-
crossing rapidly, and arrangements have just
been made 10 work night and day. A num-
Der of locomotive headlights have been de-
livered at Monroe to Be distributed along the
line of the road for the benefit of the night
workmen. The work of laying iron will
soon be commenced at Monroe.
At point near Gafineys, on the Air Line
road, big meeting was held last Sunday by
party Of people protesting to be Latter
Day Saints" and preparations were made
for the emigration of a colony to Colorado.
The meeting was conducted by six elders,
who have been working up the business in
| that community for some weeks past. 1t is
| said that they will ship party of about for
ty to Colorado. They will go through Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, at VIII ich point they
expect to be Joined by another party of en-
| igrants.-GharIotte Chronicle.
The Charlotte Chronicle says that Mr.
Charles Trimb!e, son OF Captain j. II. Trim
BILE, a former conductor on the C4blina Cen
| trail road, is now in the Unitel States ma
rine service and is enlisted on board the
United States steamer Lancaster" The
Lancaster" visitel the harbor of Rio Jane
rio, Brazil, few days ago, and Minister
Jarvis went on board. As he boarded the
| ship, the band struck up "The Old North
State Forever" and" says Charlie in a
| letter to friends here, 'the old man looked
like he could scarcely keep from dancing .
Mr.. Jarvis was overjoycd to meet his coan-
trymen and had long talk with Charlie
a bout home matters.
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q Glorious Meeting.

The whole number of convert. during
the meeting closed last week in Salisbury
by Evangelist Pearson, has been ascertained
to be over 800. OF this number, says the
Watchman, 66 were enrolled on the books of
the Methodist church up to last Sunday,
60 were received by the Presbyterian
church, y by the Lutheran, 10 by the Bap-
list, and 4 number are awaiting confrms-
ton in the Episcopal church. a large num-
Der were country people and will join couu-
try churches
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cons,....,,s...n E..s...,.s,:a.

Eead the following; Mr. 4. 81 Morris, New
ark. Ark, says: was town with Absccss of
Lungs. and Irl IS AMI physicians pronounced
ne an IIcuraDic c0nsum otIve. Began taking
d. Kings New Discovery Tor Consum ption,
am low on my third bottle, and abba to over
see the work on my farm. 1t is the finest med
icine ever made,''
Jes Sc Middlewart. Decatur, Ohio. says: Had
It no. been for DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Cons 1mpSion would have died OF Lung 1rou-
hlcs. " as given up by doctors Am in
best of health Try 1t. Sample bottles free
at V. o. Ihonpson Drug store.
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A SCENE THE COURTHOUSE.

Guilty or not guilty? which say you?"
Guilty" the foreman replies.
"Stand up" said the Judge, "the crime is
great
And the punishment must suffice.
From this day forth for all your lite
You must never Havanas smoke
And the criminal wept and made reply
"Then let my neck be broke.'
And the eyes of the Judge filed full OF tears,
And his heart was Tiled with pity,
"Take this, my man, twill do you good
IT'S LeopoId's Twin-City."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

Oyste RS and Fair Maidens, Both In a Good
Cause.
Last Friday night as a SENTINEL report
er hurried up Main Street there was sound
OF revclry. About Aliens corner there was
buzz-people went in and out. Inside all
was an oriental blaze of flowers, japanese
decorations, fans, parasols, ct cetera-sll
aGorning Winston's loveliest. 1t WAS a
scene to make old age dance with delight,
middle age joyous, and youth-spend his
shekels, for it.was an oyster supper, given
for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church.
There is much attraction in an oyster
somehow or other it has very strong hold
on man, even hen the shell can no lon
ser clamp, but when it is served up by fair
hands, and soft voices bid him buy, the av-
erage man buys. So it was last Friday, and
the consequence is that the neat sum of $50
is added to the Presbyterian treasury Do
SO again, ladies, both oysters and those who
ser Sed them are praised far and near-THB
SENTINEL hears it, and speaks from GER
tain knowledge.
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MARRIED.

At Thomasville, on the ed inst, by Rev. S.
D. Franklin, Mr.. Thos. j. Willis, of Greensboro
to Miss Alice c., daughter of VIM. K. Eldridgc.
At the Methodist church in Thomasville, on
the 10th inst, Mr.. Thos. Brles TO Miss Nan
ME Westmoreland, Rev S. " Hoyle officiating !.
At High Point the 18th, Mr. ". r. Ro-
minger of Forsyth county, to Miss Lula Coble,
of Randolph county, Rev. 5. H. Thompson
officiating
At the residence of tho late Sheriff Masten,
this city, on the 18th, Mr.. S. L. Spach to
Miss P. Victoria A1asten, Rev. J. F. INCLUSION
performing the ceremony.
In Salem at the residence Of the brides faith
er, Mr.. steph n Starr, on the 22I, Mr.. VIM. II,
Eldridge, of Martinsville, Va, to Miss Sarah A.
Starr, Rev. S. D. Franklin officiating.
at the residence of the brides father, in
Guilford county, on the evening of Nov. 10th,
by Rev. W. B. Tidball,' Mr.. AIyron G. Newell
to Hiss Minnie B., daughter of Mr.. Tom 3.
Rankin.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

If you want a good shoe at the lowest pos
sible price, call on d. L. Srnoak.
If you are looking for 4 fine hat, go to d.
E. Smoak's.
Buy your trunks, umbrellas and valises
at D. e. Smoak's
See our line of rubber boots and shoes;
best makes. d. L. Smoak.
Buy your brogans and heavy boots of D.
Z. Smoak.
Farmers, buy your shoes and hats of D. E.
Smoa K.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24
chronic Eoo.eae.. Of the Bowels

Results from imperfect digestion Tho cause
lies in the torpidity of the liver. regular
habit of body can be secured by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator to aid digestion, to slim
ulate the dull and sluggish liver, and rid the
system of excessive aud poisonous bile The
Regulator corrects acidity of the stomach,
cures dyspepsia and insures regul arity of the
bowels alike free from laxity or costiveness.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

Catarr', destroys the sense of sme" and
taste. CONSUMES the cardlgccs o. I'll. nose,
and, uGlsss properly treat it,
victim $40 Coa,u3nPf 1t ue liz
tlo:-cs e .crofuIous - iitior IS
t.2l. ,in., should b. ,-ealt,, d.. llrouic
ulcers "a erup-i9n, ;arot the alood.
The l4os, obstinate aud dams ;ous forms
of this disagree disease
= an be
cured by taking Ayers Sarsapariila. sci
have always been more or less troubled
with ScFafJla. but neyer seriously until
The spring Of 1852. At1hat time | took a
severe col in ny head. which. notwith-
standing, all efforts 10 cure grew worse,
and finally became Il chronic Catarrh.
It was accompanied with terrible head
aches, deafness, 4 continual coughing, and
with "reat soreness of the lungs. Ny
Threat and stomach were SO polluted with
thc mass of corruption from my head
that Loss of appetite. Dyspepsia, and
Emaciai.on totally untitled me for busi-
ness. | tIed many OF the so-called spe-
cities for this disease, but obtained no
relief until i commenced taking Ayers
sSarsaparilla. After using two bottles of
this medicine. | noticed an Improvement
in my condition. When | had taken six
bottles all traces of Catarrh disappeared,
and my health was completely restored. =
y. y. Cornell, Fairfield, Iowa.
For thoroughly eradicating the poisons
of Catarrh from the blood, take
Ayers Sar
saparila. 1t will restore health and vigor
to decaying and diseased tissues, when
everything else fails.
Preparcd liz Dr. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass
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NORTH CAROLINA, YADKIN COUNTY,
IN IN SUPERIOR COURT-Rebccca D. Van
Eaton Us. J. +. Graves, Administrator of W. L.
Van Eaton,-N5tice to Creditors In the case
it appearing to the court that ali the creditors
of the estate of W Z. Van Eaton, decd, are
necessary parties 10 a full settlement of matters
in controversy. 1t is therefore ordered that
this notice be published for six successive weeks
lished in the town of Winston, y. c., and let all
the several creditors Ike notice that they are
requested to make themselves parties to this
suit, and file their claims by the next term of
this court, to be held on the Sd Monday in Feb
ruary 1883. Given under my hand and seal
of office at Yadklnville. This 10th of Nov.
1897. T. J. HAMPTON, G. S. C.
novI7-6t.
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a Farmers state Convention.

A Farmers State Convention will meet in
Greensboro On the End Wednesday in next
January. Let the Forsyth farmers be we'll
represented atfhis meeting, as there will be
important issues to be discussed and the
gathering promises to become of great inter-
est and instruction to the farmers in the Stale
Oar friends who till the soil are taking
steps in the right direction, as their assem-
blies have already proven beneficial and
they are informing themselves of the best
and latest methods in their line of work
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

MIR. Jas.V. Ramos has our cordial well
come to the city. He comes from Richmond,
Va, to form partnership with Mr.. D. II.
King.
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,bsCeo .s@rkei,
ARGEC-5Y CoAas:rED " cEKLY BIZ THE
it.~ Pi,-4.-U~s Of TIE FARMERS J. sf,z,u0Isg
IL II 'srcN.

"'Nsro.-, Nov. %. -Brce z. are not 80 ..r..e
Esse~ -od i ale y~sdes. Good rich ..aIy
files ~ sci. ng ais:h. The finest smokers aga
clusters are selling very well All sorts are
hr, IVA
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to-day.
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sgsoas, Stoves, TilHas', .9b,.,s glle,,
ELUe IRcM and TIE Ike.

A FULL LINE of HEATING STOVES, The
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In our liae ot Heating Stoves the Splendid
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Our Patent Potato Washer, Fruit Press is al
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The worst feature about catarrh is its dam
gerous tendency to consumption. Hoods Sar-
saparilla cures catarrh by purifying the bloS d.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

For speedy relief and cure in cases of bron-
chitis, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It controls
the cough and induces sleep.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-24

Have you taken cold? You can cure it
promptly with Ayers Cherry Pectoral. The
safest remedy for throat and lung troubles.